Or, drive an immensely heavy vehicle on hot, poorly laid asphalt?

This argument is hilarious. I had this discussion with a chemtrail nutjob before...

Here’s the thing about the chemtrails conspiracy theory that really, really bothers me:

i don’t think dealerships fully understand that the majority of the time for me, they are just getting in the way. if they better understood this, they would make for a much better buying experience if they just cut all the crap and just checked me out at register #3 like i need. in the age of internet shopping,…

Well yeah, he drove Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden in a Fury.

Taxi Drivers, I could MAYBE see the first to be replace, since a lot of public transportation around the world is already pretty automated, but for the foreseeable future, I do not see any other jobs being taken away.

Automated Trains, Subways, Buses, Trolleys, and even airplanes still require captains to seize control…

This argument only works if you hold your foot over the brake pedal at all times - which leads to leg fatigue and letting your foot rest on the pedal, leading to excessive brake wear and confusing signals to the drivers behind you. If you keep your left foot on the dead pedal resting position then it takes just as…

Not to be mean, but you sound like one of those “which pedal is which” people. Are you sure you were’t messing with your phone at the same time? My right foot never leaves the floor when I’m driving. It tips left to brake and goes right for gas. It’s the same for automatic and manual. If your right heel isn’t planted…

WRONG ANSWER!!!! I give a lot of people a berth to do what they like, but the two-foot drivers with the brake lights on 24-7 drive me up the fucking wall and down the other side.

Having superchargers available all over the country would be great! I question if they would install superchargers for the public to use or if they would use a slower and cheaper charging system because of they vehicles only being used for the day and then having 12 or so hours of down time to charge. In any case I…

Toyota and the small/mid segment are almost synonymous. Toyota has a long legacy of strong vehicles in this small/utility segment of the domestic market going back to the mid-sixties. Now the early days it was with the LandCruiser models - 40's and 55's before really morphing into a full fledged SUV with the 80's,…